Sentence examples for inability to yield from inspiring English sources
Yet the parallels with Nero, however imperfect, are there to see: the solipsism, the numbness to advice, the inability to yield power gracefully.
Although this process enables the engineering of complex fibrous structures; the inability to yield industrial scale production through existing ES techniques becomes a bottle-neck and critical feature.
But after reading the report all I could hear in its pages was the silence of the rest of nature, nature's lack of "information," its inability to yield storable data.
SEC suffers from band broadening [ 69] and its inability to yield a complete separation such as that obtained with mass spectrometry [ 70].
Limitations of the study include its inability to yield a direct understanding of the OKZ relationship with efficacy, in part, due to its small-size and single-dose nature.
Also, the real incidence of IFIs in a NICU remains difficult to determine because of the frequent inability to yield the causal pathogen from cultures in neonates and of the absence of a standardized definition for IFIs [ 6, 13].
Association studies have been plagued by an inability to consistently yield reproducible results.
Inability to pay debts is sufficient.
It's the inability to afford schooling.
Inability to give informed consent.
